Day of Digital Archives
Posted on 6th October 2011Under: born digital records, digital humanities, digitization, electronic records, future-proofing, learning technology | No Comments »
electronic records
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Rescuing 5.25″ Floppy Disks from Oblivion
Posted on 25th July 2011Under: at risk records, electronic records, future-proofing, learning technology, preservation, software | 6 Comments »
Career Update
Posted on 1st June 2011Under: born digital records, electronic records, what if | 4 Comments »
Gridworks: Super Data Cleanup and Exploration Tool
Posted on 29th May 2010Under: electronic records, information visualization, learning technology, MARAC, metadata, software | No Comments »
DH2009: Digital Lives and Personal Digital Archives
Posted on 25th June 2009Under: at risk records, born digital records, DH2009, digital humanities, e-mail, electronic records, future-proofing, photography, preservation | No Comments »
Archivists and New Technology: When Do The Records Matter?
Posted on 6th June 2009Under: appraisal, at risk records, born digital records, electronic records, learning technology, software, what if | No Comments »
SAA2008: Preservation and Experimentation with Analog/Digital Hybrid Literary Collections (Session 203)
Posted on 6th September 2008Under: appraisal, at risk records, born digital records, e-mail, electronic records, original order, preservation, SAA2008, software | No Comments »
After The Games Are Over: Olympic Archival Records
Posted on 25th August 2008Under: appraisal, at risk records, electronic records, historical research, internet archiving | 2 Comments »
New Skills for a Digital Era: Official Proceedings Now Available
Posted on 26th February 2008Under: archival community, born digital records, electronic records, future-proofing, internet archiving, learning technology | 1 Comment »
Digital Preservation via Emulation – Dioscuri and the Prevention of Digital Black Holes
Posted on 25th December 2007Under: access, at risk records, born digital records, context, electronic records, future-proofing, open source, preservation, software | 2 Comments »